There was a period where I used to suffer regularly from panic attacks and anxiety. It seemed like every few nights I would wake up in the middle of the night, heart pounding, fear and adrenaline rushing throughout my body. I would try to calm myself but the more I would try, the more I would remember what it was that was stressing me out. I would get a feeling of helplessness and despair and my body would relive the experience of terror. These frequent events lead me to conduct many hours of personal research to discover a way to end these horrible panic attacks.
During this time, usually after an anxiety attack episode, I would read as much as I could on cognitive behavioral therapy and similar techniques. One night while reading book reviews on amazon, I came across a book by a fellow Charles Linden. He had created a small book called the Linden Method -The Anxiety And Panic Attack Solution. Like many of the other resources I was studying, I had just stumbled upon this book and gave it a go.
The Panic Away method deals with panic attacks fast and directly. It is famous for its "One-Move" technique which helps you stop a panic attack as soon as you feel the first symptoms rising. It actually promises to teach you how to stop a panic attack in less than 21 seconds and to end your anxiety in general, in less than 7 minutes. In Panic Away you shall be taught how to take control of your mind and challenge the source of your fear by actually asking your panic attack to strike full-force. You give it just 20 seconds to do whatever you fear it is able to do. You ask it to be as destructive as it can be...for 20 seconds. You persuade yourself that if it cannot do the worst possible in that time span, then it cannot really harm you in any way! The realization that giving your panic attack full freedom to destroy you results in.nothing, leads you to accepting that your fear of panic attacks is unfounded and by no longer fearing the occurrence of the next panic attack, you actually break the vicious cycle of fear, the "anxiety loop" as Joe Barry calls it, so you should stop experiencing panic attacks in the future. Panic Away does not question the cause of your panic attacks, it teaches you how to control the symptoms and effectively manage your fear so that you can permanently eliminate their re-occurrence.
The Linden Method is a widely recognized eliminating program for anxiety conditions. It has been proven through research and studies based on psychological studies in the past. This is an effective Cognitive Behavioral Treatment for the disorder. More than 100,000 people afflicted were treated over a decade of testing. This method started in 1996 by Charles Linden, an ex-sufferer of the same condition.Based on the Linden Method reviews seen in the internet, many favorable and commending results are seen by people who use it. They said that by far it is the most complete self-help program designed for the sufferers. This is recognized and recommended the National Institute for Mental Health (NIMH). The steps provided are easy to follow and do not require any medications.
What the Linden Method promises to do, is to "reprogram" the amygdala, bring it back to its normal state of operation, the one prevailing before you experienced the event that triggered off your very first panic attack. By reversing the way anxiety disorder has affected the amygdala, you can permanently eliminate both your panic attacks and general anxiety.
As a favor to all of those who have gone through the fear, uncertainty and discomfort of an attack, I decided that I would tech the techniques that I learned and used. These techniques included some of the methods from cognitive behavioral therapy and from the Linden Method system. Now I'm not a professional, so I was a little unsure if it would be a success. After all, I can only speak from my experience and that of my friends, family and colleagues. But if you suffer from anxiety and panic attacks, I think you will find this resource invaluable.
Tina Campbell has been panic attack free since began combining the Linden Method with cognitive behavioral therapy. She now runs an informational website with articles, video's and tips on how to use the Linden Method to beat panic attacks. For all this and more, be sure to check out the Linden Method Reviews web page at
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During this time, usually after an anxiety attack episode, I would read as much as I could on cognitive behavioral therapy and similar techniques. One night while reading book reviews on amazon, I came across a book by a fellow Charles Linden. He had created a small book called the Linden Method -The Anxiety And Panic Attack Solution. Like many of the other resources I was studying, I had just stumbled upon this book and gave it a go.
The Panic Away method deals with panic attacks fast and directly. It is famous for its "One-Move" technique which helps you stop a panic attack as soon as you feel the first symptoms rising. It actually promises to teach you how to stop a panic attack in less than 21 seconds and to end your anxiety in general, in less than 7 minutes. In Panic Away you shall be taught how to take control of your mind and challenge the source of your fear by actually asking your panic attack to strike full-force. You give it just 20 seconds to do whatever you fear it is able to do. You ask it to be as destructive as it can be...for 20 seconds. You persuade yourself that if it cannot do the worst possible in that time span, then it cannot really harm you in any way! The realization that giving your panic attack full freedom to destroy you results in.nothing, leads you to accepting that your fear of panic attacks is unfounded and by no longer fearing the occurrence of the next panic attack, you actually break the vicious cycle of fear, the "anxiety loop" as Joe Barry calls it, so you should stop experiencing panic attacks in the future. Panic Away does not question the cause of your panic attacks, it teaches you how to control the symptoms and effectively manage your fear so that you can permanently eliminate their re-occurrence.
The Linden Method is a widely recognized eliminating program for anxiety conditions. It has been proven through research and studies based on psychological studies in the past. This is an effective Cognitive Behavioral Treatment for the disorder. More than 100,000 people afflicted were treated over a decade of testing. This method started in 1996 by Charles Linden, an ex-sufferer of the same condition.Based on the Linden Method reviews seen in the internet, many favorable and commending results are seen by people who use it. They said that by far it is the most complete self-help program designed for the sufferers. This is recognized and recommended the National Institute for Mental Health (NIMH). The steps provided are easy to follow and do not require any medications.
What the Linden Method promises to do, is to "reprogram" the amygdala, bring it back to its normal state of operation, the one prevailing before you experienced the event that triggered off your very first panic attack. By reversing the way anxiety disorder has affected the amygdala, you can permanently eliminate both your panic attacks and general anxiety.
As a favor to all of those who have gone through the fear, uncertainty and discomfort of an attack, I decided that I would tech the techniques that I learned and used. These techniques included some of the methods from cognitive behavioral therapy and from the Linden Method system. Now I'm not a professional, so I was a little unsure if it would be a success. After all, I can only speak from my experience and that of my friends, family and colleagues. But if you suffer from anxiety and panic attacks, I think you will find this resource invaluable.
Tina Campbell has been panic attack free since began combining the Linden Method with cognitive behavioral therapy. She now runs an informational website with articles, video's and tips on how to use the Linden Method to beat panic attacks. For all this and more, be sure to check out the Linden Method Reviews web page at
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